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According to the countries-and-regions figure of year 2004, America, Japan, Taiwan have the highest density of Aedes albopictus. Central & South America, Southeast and South Asia have the highest density of Aedes aegypti.
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The situation is changed in 2013, Brazil has the highest density of Aedes aegypti and Taiwan has the highest density of Aedes albopictus.
Evidently, Brazil and Taiwan should consider the spread of mosquitoes in their areas. The countries and regions around Brazil should also take mosquito-spread into their considerations.
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Depending on the plot, the east coast and south part are the most severely afflicted area in Brazil. But the order of severity is decreasing both from east to west and from south to north.
Young people have the least incomes (281.1~385.4) compared with Adult (456.4~659.5) and Senior (469.9~683.9). Additionally, most people in each group have lower incomes than the average incomes.
Population with the highest incomes is similar to population with approximately 1.2~1.6 times average incomes. Senior has the largest income variance. Young has the smallest income variance.
According to the surface, x-axis represents Young, y-axis represents Adult, z-axis represents Senior. Evidently, the incomes of people from different countries locate at the similar position in their age groups, which means people may earn more money if he/she lives in a richer province.
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